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A mother's cries for justice are growing louder, not softer, four years after her son was fatally shot while walking around the Tuscaloosa Strip four years ago.

A retired Tuscaloosa County man volunteering his time and expertise to help Ukrainians in their war with Russia feels lucky to be unhurt after a large bomb hit a residential area near him overnight.

Katie Britt is fired up about watching the Tide roll Saturday as Kalen DeBoer and no. 4 Alabama take on Kirby Smart's second-ranked Georgia Bulldogs on Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

A few months after opening his brick-and-mortar bakery on Loop Road, Ben Rosario finds himself a long way from where he started and good distance from where he wants to go, too.

More than a dozen kids in Tuscaloosa will have their lives changed by one-on-one mentoring from active Crimson Tide football players volunteering through the Big Brothers Big Sisters of West Alabama.

A Tuscaloosa County woman lucky to be alive after a deadly wreck last year is redefining her dreams and launching a mobile coffee truck that opened for business Friday.

Ginuwine the Pony appears in the new advertisement for Tuscaloosa 311.

A 68-year-old bipolar Army veteran died after he was beaten by another patient at Tuscaloosa's Bryce Hospital earlier this year. News of the homicide was never shared, and no charges have been filed in its wake.

DeAria Crumpton, a brave and bright second grader, credited her mother, grandmother and teacher for her good behavior, all of whom looked on as she was recognized Friday.

After 11 years leading the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama, outgoing CEO Jim Page said Tuscaloosa's best days are ahead -- but only if area leaders put ego aside and will work together to realize them.